{UAH} FOREIGN MEDIA PROTEST HAMAS HARASSMENT IN GAZA:

KURDISH ACTIVISTS STAND WITH ISRAEL AGAINST HAMAS: Kurdish and pro-Israel activists found common ground at a rally in front of the White House last weekend, as a group of Kurdish activists joined pro-Israel demonstrators in solidarity with the Jewish state's struggle against Hamas. Both Israelis and Kurds have been fighting for survival against fanatical Islamist foes in recent months. Kurdish forces in Syria have been engaged in a long and bloody battle against Islamist rebels. More recently, terrorists from the "Islamic State" group slaughtered hundreds of ethnic Kurds from the Yazidi religious sect as they attempt to expand their control into the Kurdish autonomous zone in northern Iraq, amid fierce clashes with Kurdish Peshmerga forces. (Israel National News)

REPORT: HAMAS EXECUTED DOZENS OF TUNNEL DIGGERS: Hamas executed dozens of diggers responsible for its extensive tunnel system in past weeks, fearing the workers would reveal the site locations to Israel, according to media reports. "Anyone they suspected might transfer information to Israel on the tunnels was killed by the military wing," a source in Gaza said. "They were very cruel." The digging of tunnels began four years ago and has demanded 40% of Hamas' budget. (Times of Israel)

FOREIGN MEDIA PROTEST HAMAS HARASSMENT IN GAZA: The Foreign Press Association on Monday lodged a strong protest accusing the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas of harassment and of threatening foreign reporters working in Gaza. The association for journalists working in Israel and the Palestinian territories said Hamas authorities and their representatives employed "blatant, incessant, forceful and unorthodox methods" against visiting international journalists covering the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza. The FPA, in a statement, protested "in the strongest terms." More and more reports emerging from Gaza in recent days back the Israeli government's claims that Hamas is deliberately carrying out attacks from within densely-populated civilian areas. (Arutz-7)